"Artistic translations of Dante's Inferno" represents the first step of my Laidlaw Research Programme. It explores the representations of cantos from the Inferno in contemporary art emphasising the timelessness of Dante's intellectual value. An updated version will be uploaded in January.
Student, University of St. Andrews
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